I can't get the todos to show up when I load the page

Angular is reporting that you tried to inject dataService but the service wasn't registered.

Can you post the contents of your app/scripts/services/index.js file?

'use strict';

angular.module('todoListApp')
.service('dataService', function($http, $q) {
  this.getTodos = function(cb) {
    $http.get('/api/todos').then(cb);
  };

  this.deleteTodo = function(todo) {
    console.log("I deleted the " + todo.name + " todo!");
  };

  this.saveTodos = function(todos) {
    var queue = [];
    todos.forEach(function(todo) {
      var request;
      if(!todo._id) {
        request = $http.post('/api/todos', todo);
      } else {
        request = $http.put('/api/todos' + todo._id, todo).then(function(result) {
          todo = result.data.todo;
          return todo;
        });
      }
      queue.push(request);
    });
    return $q.all(queue).then(function(results) {
      console.log("I saved " + todos.length + " todos!");
    });
  };

});

Here's my index.js file

The index.js file should be very thin at this point in the course. Here's what it should look like:

'use strict';

var angular = require('angular');

angular.module('todoListApp').service('dataService', require('./data'));

Essentially you are using webpack to import the angular library with the require statement, then you are registering dataService on the last line. dataService is located in another file called data.js.

The way you have it should work once you import angular with the require statement. I'm not sure if this file is being imported in app/app.js. Be sure to check that file out to see if there's a reference like this require('./scripts/services');.

My mistake. The file I had originally posted was the data.js file in the app/scripts/services/ directory. I didn't have an index.js file there. I've obviously missed something crucial. I think at this point the best thing I can do is go back and rewatch some videos and fix this.

I had the same mistake. I believe you misspelled vender incorrectly. You have it spelled "vendor" with an o, but it should be vender with an e